Duplicate or missing events
Identify errors in the GTM configuration, redundant tags or faulty data layer pushes.
Analytics & Tracking
Web analytics and tracking with GA4 and Google Tag Manager: validate data quality, capture conversions and create a reliable basis for decisions.
Request a tracking audit ↗︎A clear reason helps define the engagement. These situations can be a useful starting point.
Identify errors in the GTM configuration, redundant tags or faulty data layer pushes.
Resolve faulty cross-domain tracking, missing attribution data or breaks in the purchase journey.
Investigate significant differences between GA4, Google Ads and the backend system (CRM).
The results make decisions and next steps traceable. We agree on the exact scope before starting.
| Deliverable | What you receive |
|---|---|
| Measurement plan | Definition of macro and micro conversions, event names, custom dimensions and data layer variables. |
| GTM & GA4 architecture | Clean up Google Tag Manager and set up properties, data streams and cross-domain tracking. |
| Consent & privacy setup | Minimise data loss while meeting privacy requirements (DSG/GDPR). |
| Tracking validation | Verify data integrity before the live deployment. |
Four areas form the foundation. The depth depends on your goals, the data available and the agreed engagement.
Define the architecture of events to capture and create precise requirements for server-side or client-side data provision.
Consolidate existing tags, set up trigger conditions and configure GA4, including attribution settings, data retention and integrations.
Implement correct tag-firing rules based on user consent. Evaluate server-side tracking for better data control.
Systematically check data layer values and event handovers against defined use cases in the test environment.
The technical review does not replace legal privacy advice. We clarify consent requirements and responsibilities with your team.
The work moves from a clear question, through the analysis, to a shared handover.
Analyse the current state of GTM, GA4 and the codebase, identify tracking gaps and define business KPIs.
Create the measurement plan, adjust the tagging setup and align data layer requirements with the development team.
Carry out quality assurance in staging, approve data integrity and hand over the final documentation.
You receive a proposal for a defined scope. Effort, complexity and the support required determine the price.
We agree on timing once the brief is clear, accounting for access, reviews and technical dependencies.
Your website and a short description of the challenge are enough for the first conversation. We agree on access afterwards.
That depends on the engagement. Analysis, implementation and ongoing support are described separately in the proposal.
Briefly describe your starting point. Together we identify the most useful next step.